Introduced in 1971, the Ferrari 365 GTC/4 combined high-performance V12 engineering with the refinement of a sophisticated grand tourer. Its Pininfarina-designed body housed a 4.4-liter four-cam Colombo V12, paired with a five-speed manual transmission. With power-assisted steering, self-leveling rear suspension, and occasional rear seating, the GTC/4 offered greater comfort and usability than Ferrari’s more competition-focused models. With approximately 500 examples produced, it remains a distinctive and relatively rare classic Ferrari.
